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"and udders were kept ¢ Lo same staff e Ie buy early. 'Miss Jamieson as assistant, = : os While the formal opening will not be until the 16th, the showroom is now open to the public, and dozens of pret- | ty styles in smart ready-to-wear hats are being shown. | These are all new Spring styles just opened up this week, and afford a large'selection to those who wish to Clearing Sale of Serge & Tweed Skirts We have over three dozen Skirts in Serges, Tweeds, and Fancy Plaids to clear out. Some of these are in the long 40 and 42 in ch length--long enough in fact to make a whole dress in the present popular style. We have divided them'into two lots, and we will make a week's sale of them at the prices below. ; $2.95 Women's Skirts of Serge in Navy Flue or Black, also Silk Poplin, and Corded Velvet. These Skirts are sold $5.00 to $6.00. Sale Price $2.95 at from $3.95 These Skirts sold up to $8.00, and in- clude some good styles for stout women, who like a longer skirt. Waist measure ranges from Blue, Black, to 84. Serge in Navy or Brown: also Tweeks in fancy mixtures and checks. Sale Price $3.95 dvance Showing of Spring Millinery CHIC STYLES IN READY-TO-WEAR Spring Millinery season has now started with the as last year. Miss Martin is in charge, with | Anticipating Spring Housecleaning English Art Sateen ~~ 59¢c. Yard These are imported English Art Sateens, heavy quality, suitable for covering boxes, or for curtains and frapes. Printed in dainty patterns in blue or helio shades. Price per yard 59c. ~ EEENENEEENENN Two Special Values : in Art Denim 39c Art Denim full 36 jinches wide, printed in large floral design in black Rand brown coloring. Regular 50c. Sale price 39c. hb) Printed Art Denim 50c. E This quality['sells regularly at 75c yard, is full 86 inches wide. printed in green and brown conven- tional design on strong cloth suitable for covering. Regular 75¢ yard. Sale Price 50c¢. Madras Curtain Muslin 29c. Yard [ Madras is one of the most servic- able curtain materials. This line i 36 inches wide, is woven in natural shade and comes in afchoice of two . attractive designs. Price per yard 29c. [REAR RR RE 50 inch Silk Marquisette $1.85 f One of the new materials for panel curtains, is 50 inches wide, made of rayon silk and is woven in shot colors fawn and rose. Per yard $1.85 Printed Terry Curtaining $1.50 Anew snipopular cloth for heavy curtains and when split makes an ideal side curtain for windows. Is printed -in pretty floral effects in attractive colorings. Width 36 inch. Per yard $1.50 FE A Getting more milk from fewer cows is thevaim of the cow testing asso- ciation. Hundreds of cases have dei onstrated in a most striking manner that the weeding out of non-produc- tive milk cows and better care for the producing members of the milk herd pay big dividends. This point was strongly stressed in an exhibit at the International Dairy- 'Exposition held at Indianapolis last October. An actual instance. was given which disclosed the following facts. : : A milk pfoducer had a herd of six milk cows producing 27,000 pounds of milk annually. He joined a cow testing association. The first step taken was to weed out the non-pro- 'ductive cows, that is, thosg cows elding insufficient milk to net a Eo tacome over and '®bove feed cost. he 3 The weeding out process left only four cows in the milk herd. But - these remaining cows were fed ac- cording to their individual require. coring No sanitary or beneficial feeding measyire was neglected, Dur- ing stabling months, they were given "plenty of clean bedding; stables were kept clean; the long hair on flanks Aid to Milk Production- Elimination of non-productive cows from milk herds increases net profits, oi cows were brushed or wiped with & damp cloth before each miiling Ctonsils were sterilized. 'The stub! was well ventilated and plenty of clean, pure water was given the cows. A year from the time the membe! joined the association, his record: showed an increase in milk to morc than 28,000 pounds from the four cows as compared to 27,000 pounds from six cows prior to this period. There was more than a correspond- ing increase in butterfat. The cow testing association con- sists of about twenty-six farmers who co-operate and employ a trained tester to test their cows for econom- ical production of milk and butterfat. The tester spends one day a month on each farm and obtains a complete record of each cow's milk and but- terfat production, feed consumed, feed cost, growth, and income, and income over feed. > The first cow testing association in | the United States was that organized" at Newaygo County, Michigan, in 1906. Since then, there has been a fairly nt growth until 1926 shows . tally of 782 cow testing as- with excellent prospects of ver before have we had such a fine fot ' 5 as they are this y nymber doubling within the next Ontario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all. creditors and others having claims against the estate of Mary Jane Pogue, late of the Township of Scugog in the County of Ontario, widow, *| who died on or about the 14th day of December A.D. 1925, are, on or before the 4th day of March "A.D. 1926, to send by post, prepaid, to Messrs. Harris & Harris, Port Perry, solicitors for John Wesley Crozier, ad- ministrator of the said deceased their christian names and sur- names, addresses and descrip- tions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the security (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid, John Wesley Crozier will proceed: to distri- bute the assets of the said de- ceased among the parties en- titled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said John Wesley Crozier will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by Harris & Harris at the time of such distribution. . . day of February A.D. 1926. HARRIS & HARRIS, ~~Solicitors for the Estate of.. Mary Jane Pogue, deceased. HOUSE FOR RENT - 9 rooms, electric light, oak floors, hard and soft water, stable, large garden. Apply Mrs, Frances White, Phone 106 r 6. 4 Dated at Port Perry this 1st] DIED At Raglan, on Sunday, Feb- ruary 28, 1926, Richard White, aged 75 years. 8 eee Cems. RURAL HOCKEY MATCH A double header at the Port Perry Rink, om Friday night of this week. Honeydale versus Caesarea, and Seagrave versus COAL COKE WOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF SCRANTON COAL PORT PERRY COAL YARD Spring Butterick F WwW M IN I' Y R E March Delineator Se, . « MC 7 aoe, E < + NOTICE TO CREDITORS RAMS FOR SALE 5 a fey Of Mary Jane Pogue, deceased.| Young Dorset Rams for sale. Apply Cow Testing Associations Invaluable | pursuant to Sec 56 of Chapter w 6. A. Fiewell, 23, Port Pry, ABLACK 121 of the Revised Statutes of | Phone 101 2.2. ad BUSINESS LIME Cement 2000LBS-1 TON Etc. W.G.W. PVATT the Bankers. The first game is called for 8 pm. Come and see a good game of hockey--fast from the first drop of the puck. Seagrave have not lost a game this year. Admission 20c. Children 10c. re For prompt, good printing service try The Star Office rr QU AUCTION SALE Mr. Dan Ferguson having sold "his farm will sell his farm stock and implements by auction at his premises lot 15, con 6, Reach Tp, on Monday, March 15th. Sale at 1 p.m. _ Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. WOOD: Eyes Examined by the most. modern methods. Glasses if required at right prices. Artificial eyes fitted. F. E. LUKE (Upstairs opposite Simpsons) 163-167 YONGE ST., TORONTO. Port Perry Do ALIX. Port Perry Dominion Store : We have received our new stock of all - kinds of dress goods, which we are "selling at a very reasonable price. ~ You will save money by visiting the ~ in and see our good ion Store, so call OORD COAL! At the present time we have a good supply of Coal in our sheds. NUT COKE: We have just received a fresh supply of this size Coke, which is suitable for uge in stoves or furnaces. COAL! COAL! Price $17.50 ton. POCOHONTAS COAL: This Coal will give good satisfaction in-your range, heater or furnace and is practically smokeless. Price $15.00 a ton. SOFT COAL. We have a supply of best quality Kentucky Domestic Coal. We have been selling a lot of this coal lately, and have had good reports of its burning qualities. BLACK GEM DOMESTIC COAL: This is a very high grade soft coal of extremely hard texture. ass Anthracite--no soot, little ash, no clinkers. ing a car of this any day, and the price will be $12.00 a ton. We have a good supply. of wood always. on hand: Hemlock Slabs $3.00 14 cord. Hardwood Slabs $3.50 14 cord. Body Hardwood $4.00 14 cord. ~~ Fema Your orders will receive our best attention. Price $12.00 ton. Will hold fire nearly as long We are expect- FOR SALE. Set heavy Bobsleighs, best condition; 1 light wagon, heavy wagon. need the yard space, PORT PERRY COAL YARD | We will sell these very reasonable as we W. G. W. PYATT. e Phones--Yard 94 ; Uptown Office 233. Cash and Carry Government Inspected Meats This speaks for itself. Ed. Balfour - Butcher Rolph Block - - Port Perry| Phone J. 101 r 1-3, Perry. ay Cis Special Sale of Winter and Work PANTS Never mind about the price, but come in and see this splendid line. You will be surprised at the values which we are offer- ng. Shirts and Caps The best the market affords to clear at very much re- = ~~ duced prices. 4 We .want .to .ciear .these goods .out, .and .put -the money in other stock, so give give you the advan- tage. . Remodelling, Clea ning, Pressing and Repairing. W. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO MISS HARRISON DRESSMAKER ' Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, Suits and Coats made to order...Rooms over Morrison's Drug Store, Pert Perry. DR. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 98 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Dr. J. A. Mathers Physician and Surgeon, Successor to late Dr. 8. J. Mellow Offices, Queen Bt, Port Perry. ' Bell Phone 17 | Miss Madeling Cockburn 3 Miss Hazel Cockbifi" Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Goode's Creamery at Port Perry Is paying 43¢. per 1b. for butter fas. PL save labor and males more money by sending yew eream to Th Port Perry Creamery GOODE BROS. Proprietors : * W. A. SANGSTER it DENTAL SURGEON : Office Hours--9 a.m. to 6 Office over McKee's Shoe PORT PERRY. ONTARIO ~ JOHN BELDON LUNDY L.D.8, D.D.8,, DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of Toroate Office Hours--9 a.m. to 56 pm. Eve» ing by appointment Phones-Office 68 r 2. Residence 6813 Office over Morrison's Drug Store. REAL ESTATE Box 47, Myrtle Station oT Large lit to select trom ~~ Bell Phone 130 r 8 2 Bell HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY PARLOR We specialize in all Ladies' and children's le, ting, Marcel Waving, shampooing, and all scalp ment, etc. Hair combing x into switches and curls. BE § Covshob made from your | '+ Blong Block Port CHIROPRACT